Cultivation Through Stat Points: Starting with Lucid Dreams

The author's writing is quite good, but the sudden events are too rushed. The pacing could have been developed through martial arts or cultivation themes, anything would have been fine. The point is to get the protagonist into a world that ordinary people wouldn't encounter. Don't let the protagonist be constantly caught up in fights, thefts, robberies, rescues, car accidents, etc.

This is a gem! As someone who has been reading online novels for over twenty years, I highly recommend it. The plot and character development are excellent. Aside from the beginning being a bit melodramatic (it's actually not too bad; the conflicts are frequent, but the execution feels natural).

I hope there won't be any spiritual energy revival or anything like that later on! Or maybe a bunch of incredibly powerful people will appear. Please, no!

It seems that level 20 is indeed a hurdle; this is the first time I've seen a situation where the experience bar increase at higher levels is less than that at lower levels. The experience bar for level 0 is 40, for level 1 it is 110, and the increase from level 0 to level 1 is 70, and so on. The following is a summary of the experience bar increase up to level 21. 0 > 1-70 1>2-127 2 > 3-213

Well, this is a mistake that only new authors make! The city is too small, there are too few people, you run into acquaintances everywhere you go, and you encounter problems everywhere you go!

I didn't want to continue reading after reaching chapter 75, since there was still no transcendence. I only gradually got into cultivation after skipping to chapter 149. It didn't quite match the title. The writing was indeed quite good, but it was too slow to get into the main story.

Reading a novel that mentioned lucid dreaming and the Universe Iron sparked my interest in lucid dreaming again. Last night, I tried practicing the Tai Xuan Gong technique, and to my surprise, I succeeded! I didn't set an alarm because if I drink water before bed, I'll definitely wake up to pee.

Vajra Kung Fu is indeed effective; after practicing diligently for a month, the effects are particularly noticeable.

This shouldn't be the case. Although the book's pace is a bit slow, the plot and character development are quite good. Why are there so few readers? 😥 It's a pity that such a great book is being wasted.

Tired of the clichés in urban fiction? Try writing in the direction of "attaining enlightenment in dreams across the heavens".